Murder in 3 dimensions

Meurtres in 3 dimensions ( Friday the 13th, share 3 in 3D ) is an American film of horror carried out by Steve Miner, left in 1982.

Synopsis

Jason Voorhees is of return this time in a small farm not far from Crystal Lake where a group of teenagers goes. The killer is also with the catches with a gang of motorcyclists.

12 dead: 5 women - 7 men.

Comments

It is in this third opus that Jason carries the mask of stolen hockey to a teenager who made it famous.

This film, carried out in three dimensions is successful. The murders are particularly Gore and Jason is with best of its form. At its exit, this film is regarded as best film carried out in relief.

Data sheet

French Title and inhabitant of Quebec: the killer of Friday II: Murder in three dimensions
French Title of the video edition: Friday the 13th, chapter III: The killer of Friday II
original Title: Friday the 13th, share 3 in 3D
Realization: Steve To undermine
Scenario:

Ron Kurz and Victor Miller (creation of the characters)
Martin Kitrosser and Carol Watson (scenario)

Production: Frank Mancuso Jr.
executive Production: LISA Barsamian
Production company: Paramount Pictures, Jason Productions and Georgetown Productions Inc.
Music: Harry Manfredini and Michael Zager
Photography: Gerald Feil
Assembly: George Hively
Decorations: Robb Wilson King
Kind: Horror
Country: The United States
Format: Colors - 2,35:1 - 35 mm
Budget: 4 million $
Lasted: 95 minutes (1h35)
Comings out date:

the United States: August 13rd 1982
Canada: August 20th 1982
France: February 16th 1983

Film prohibited with less than 12 years at the time of its exit into the room in France.

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